M106: Returning Accepted Job

 

If you are not able to handle an Issue that you have undertaken for some reason you can put it back to the state of [Offered] by returning it. The person who has returned the Issue can also undertake it again. In addition, if the person who will undertake the task on your behalf has been decided, use [Delegate] to assign it to the undertaking personnel instead of returning to [Offered].

1. Usage Example of 'Returning'

a. Mismatching between handler and Issue

If a task becomes difficult to handle because the necessary skills are higher than expected (e.g. Translation is a required expertise)

b. Exceeding the Capacity of Handler

There will be a delay in the Issue being operated because the handler has other priorities 

2. Browsing the Details of the Issue

1. Issue Data

You can see the entered values in each Data Item

2. Progress of the Issue (Status)

You can see the current Step in the Flow diagram

3. Operation History

You can see who processed the upstream Steps and the handling time

4. Associated Company Social Networking Posts

You can see the posts (tweets) on the company Social Networking associated with the Issue (#pIssue ID (ProcessID))

3. Reverting the Issue that you have undertaken to the state of Offered

1. Return

Click the [Return] button in the Current Step or Operation History sections of the Task window

• You cannot Return a Task when there are no other Users who can handle the Issue